Contempt Fine Threatened If Court Order Is Ignored
News from Washington describes John L. Lewis ordered to bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Association or face contempt fines. Judge Goldsborough urges talks, noting Lewis seeks to dismantle the association. The coal talks follow a breakdown on May 18 as Moody representing the association sits at issue.
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Southern Coal Producers Association
T. Alan Goldsborough
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National Labor Relations Board
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Southern
Welly K. Hopkins
Union
Goldsborough
Runoff vote to decide Newfoundland's political future
Partial returns from the plebiscite show no proposal clear of 51 percent. With 120,264 of 176,227 votes counted, independence leads at 53,131, followed by confederation at 49,185 and current commission government at 17,948, signaling a runoff between independence and Confederation.
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Truman names board to probe maritime case
President Truman invoked the Taft Hartley emergency for a maritime labor dispute. He appointed a five member board headed by Harry Sliman to report on issues as six seamen and longshoremen unions face contract expirations June 15. Union radio operators and the CIO Longshoremen say they will strike. Oak Ridge bargaining follows an 80 day injunction set to end soon.
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Tenn
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AFL Atomic Trades and Labor Council
ITU to Appeal Examiner Findings in NLRB Case
Attorneys for the AFL International Typographical Union said they would file exceptions to NLRB trial examiner Howard Myers findings that seven locals including two in Detroit violated the Taft Hartley Act by refusing to bargain in good faith with commercial print shops and by restricting employment to ITU members. Gerhard P. Van Arkel said the union would seek NLRB review to force agency takeover.
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National Labor Relations Board
Circuit Court of Appeals
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ITU
Baltimore Graphic Arts League
Myers
Detroit
International Union
Omaha Woman Receives M. D. Minutes After Birth
Mrs. Robert A. Jeffrey Jr. earned the medical doctor degree mere minutes after delivering a nine pound fourteen ounce daughter in Omaha. Her husband, who had earned his medical degree last year, stood in for her at Creighton University commencement exercises yesterday as she went to the hospital.
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Omaha
Robert A. Jeffrey, Jr
Jeffrey
Creighton University
Flood Threatens Northwest As Fraser, Columbia Rivers Rise
Unbridled waters churned along the Pacific Northwest flood front. The Fraser River broke barriers in British Columbia while the Columbia and Snake rivers surged, threatening new damage near Portland. 21 dead on the Columbia, 2 on the Fraser, and Vanport’s fate remains tied to submerged ruins and missing residents.
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Rivers denial on credentials for Georgia delegation
Atlanta June 4 AP a Democratic National Committee official denied reports that former Governor B D B Rivers had credentials hotel reservations for Georgia's delegation to the Democratic national convention Mrs Dorothy Vrendenburgh secretary of the national committee said in Philadelphia that no credentials reservations or confirmation of state delegations had been mailed from convention headquarters Chairman James S Peters of the State Democratic Executive Committee said he mailed a Philadelphia Wednesday a list of delegates selected by the executive committee Peters said he was confident these delegates would receive credentials and reservations from the National Committee
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Mediator Hopes To Clarify Arab-Jewish Conflicts Soon
Cairo dispatch reports Count Folke Bernadotte aims to clarify Arab Jewish interpretations of the four week UN ordered Palestine truce within a day or two as fighting rages across Jenin Isdud and the Tel Aviv coast. Both sides claim victory and note active air operations.
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Weathercast for Georgia and Northwest Florida
Georgia sees fair and warm conditions this afternoon tonight and Saturday. Extreme Northwest Florida reports partly cloudy skies through today tonight and Saturday with little temperature change and gentle to moderate variable coastal winds.
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Florida Democrats vote today for court justice
In Jacksonville on June 4 Florida Democrats again select a candidate for the unexpired term of retired Supreme Court Justice Rivers Buford. The race is between State Attorney General J. Tom Watson and Justice T Frank Hobson. Hobson currently holds the post after being appointed by Governor Millard Caldwell.
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Supreme Court
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Watson
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Hobson
Millard Caldwell
Justice Buford
Farm Price Support Pass Likely Before Congress Adjourns
Washington reports Senator Thye says a long range farm price support program is likely to pass before adjournment with a price support feature in any case. Speaker Martin and Chairman Hope express doubts about full plan but expect continued price supports.
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Arab-Jewish Truce May Be Compromise
AP analysis argues a four week armistice could reduce the risk of a world war and spare sacred relics. It notes the UN would gain authority, suggests a potential Arab Jewish bargain, and mentions King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan as a key figure. Continues on page 4.
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United Nations
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Trans-Jordan
Palestine
Truman Begins Midwest Tour Amid Political Undertones
President Truman launches a cross country western swing with stops in 18 states as he dents politics with a non political trip. He will speak from a special train platform while Republicans push for delegates at the Philadelphia convention.
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Midshipmen from Georgia and Alabama among Naval Graduates
Annapolis June 4 AP The Naval Academy announced 18 midshipmen from Georgia and Alabama would be among 410 graduates at the 98th commencement. Names include William Frank Bastelin Jr Clarkston Georgia and Howard Albert Tr of Akron Alabama among others.
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U.s.naval Academy
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Truman Starts Pre-Convention Tour in Pittsburgh
President Truman opened a cross-country Grass Roots tour in a Pittsburgh Union Station event en route to Chicago. The trip includes a pending Bulwinkle bill move to exempt railroad rate making from antitrust laws and daily courier planes delivering papers to the train.
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